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      I'm looking to use pycom units as a backup/replacement for my current product and I want to make sure everything will work out, currently I'm using a particle photon for my product as their web IDE and cloud structure work great for my application. Does pycom have a cloud structure where devices can send and receive information between two devices? How do they handle multiple (read: hundreds or thousands) of devices sending and receiving information on a daily basis, and how reliable is the system as a whole?

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